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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-03

The Augusta Refrigerator Co. has extended
ito operations into many different parts of the
State. AT the present time, besides running
two retailing wagons in the city, they have a
cart at Oakland, one at Wsterville and anoth-
er ut Bar iIarbor. The latter is u model
wagon and took the prize at one Of the big
fairs. 1t is drawn by large and handsome
morse and the company is selling much beef
at the great resort
The game Of base ball upon the State
grounds yesterday afternoon, between the
Readfelds and Augustus, was a brilliant
onn, but the Augustus were again beaten by
a score Of 6 to3 Burleigh, and Pushor
of Pittsftld were the battery for the Angus
tas Packard and Call, Realfields. Bur
leigh's pitching was very effective, all the
runs being made in the third and fourth in
nines Manager O'Bren umpired very salts
factoriIy The Readfeld team is a strong
one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-03

Our well known and enterprising cItiz IN,
Mr. J. J. Maher, was very happily surprised
on Monday evening. About s 30 O'Clock he
was enjoying the moonlight with a party of
friends on the verandah of his residence on
Chestnnt street when delightful strains of
band music suddenly burst forth. 1t WAS St.
Joseph's Band which had come round to TEN
der Mr. Maher a serenade. After rendering
several selections, refreshments were served
and a general social time participated in.
After pleasant hour the band gave several
more selections and departed more than sat
isfed with the hospitality of their genial
host.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-03

The Board of Trade together with the
Western Union Telegraph Co. has leased the
store opposite the post Office recently oc
copied for the millinery business. The tele
graph Office will be in the front part, while
the Board of Trade will fl up suite of
rooms in the rear. The committee has ex
perenced much difliculty in securing suitable
quarters for the Board, owing to the scarcity
of room. Heretofore they could not find a
vacant store on the street, which evidences
in no unct rtain manner the prosp trty of the
city.
The following are additional arrivals at
the Ocean View House, Popham Beach VIM.
N FELTON,, Miss Susie FELTON,, Giles II. Rich,
+. Wales Cutler, Ed. z. Cutler, Will w.
Cutler, Is. B. Tucker and son. Mrs. +. NJ,
Carroll, Miss Carroll. Master Carroll, Boston,
Mass DIR, L. jackson, Somervile, Mass ;
A. II. Stowe and wife, Hudson, Mass.
Nathan Smith, X. A. Jones and wife,
Waltham, Mass II. d. Waldron, Portland,
Me-. Jas. Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Spfague,
Watervile, Me. Capt. J. l. kilmer, Bangor,
Me Edwin A. Smith, Auburn, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-03
Dten.

In this city. July 20, Miss Fannie Wedge, aged .
years; Mrs. Caroline Aoley, aged SO years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-03

300 yards Scotch Cling
hams, worth 25c. per yard, |
now offer at Is cents per
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

The earthquake stories telegraphsd from Ken
lucky to-day ara As picturesque Ia their way as
any thing received IN past years from Mexico or
South America The population OF the shaken
communities Is not dense, nor is the architecture
rch or massive, but the amount OF the eleventh
hour repentance drawn forth by the conyulslon
can safely be matched against anything produced
a'aid the ruins of an aztec civilization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

As UsuA1 As UsuAn.
Our Weekly Remnant and Bargain Sale Days occur
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Any number Of Bargains have been secured to make
these days the busiest Of the week
WE WILL SELL THE REMAINDER OF DUB
12h-CENT REMNANTS OF FINE FRENCH SAT-
INES AT 10 CENTS PER YARD.
REMEMBER, FOR THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY.
An immense lot Of the best Domestic satteen Rem
nants besutifui desisna at &c. per yard worth 12s
and 15c.
About IL Children's satteen Dresses, in light blue
and pink. different sizes, reduced from sec to 49c.
Alot Of the celebrated Tyrol Cloth double faced and
soft nsh an entire new fabric for dresses. reduced
from l2,sc to 10c
Several cases Of Figured Canvas Cloth in different
eoors, excellent patterns, At &C. per yard: formerly
sold Ut loo.
One Of Light and Dark vsnstisnne Cloth, select
styles novelty, only &c. per yard; regular value
l2hc.
About SO pieces Of very wide and hne Steel River
Lawns In white. with black or brown figures ct &c.
per yard. generally sold at 1870
few pieces OF Cream 6eersucker, With pin stripe,
Our &C. counter consists Of many Bargains which
fully deserve the consideration Of the public Having
sold out almost every article placed on the counter
have made . replenishment follows:
Plain Black Lawn, worth 10c.
Brown and White" &c.
New Style Calico, &c.
Plain Percale, 1Oc
And many other articles which We offer this ThuFsdAy
and Friday only at &c. per yard
Two cases of the best Bengal Blue Denim Remnants
suitable for overss warranted fast colors at 12c
regular value 15c.
Several cases of Blesched Cotton Remnants, com.
prsing nearly all the best brands in the market ut
per yard, worth 10 and l2hc
Also, lot Of Bleached and Half-blesched Cotton
Remnants good quality entirely starchess at c per
yard, worth 10c.
The last lot Of Satteen Remnants in light figures
mostly. superb designs. At SIC. per yard.
Ten dozen Navy-Blue Polka Spotted Fichus; were
Csc. now 124c.
Fifty dozen gents good quality Web Suspenders;
were %, 30. and 35c.; now 14c
Fifty dozen gents unbleached full regular made
Hose. 1870 per pair.
AND OTHER BARGAINS
EQUALLY AS CHEAP.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
EVERYTHING IN STOCK AS ADVERTISED.
Bring this lad" along and ask for anything in it.
The profits on these goods being sacrificed for our
Bargain Days. we are compelled to sell them for
CASH ONLY.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE.A FRONTAGE OK Fsr, s,w OF 20
IL feet nw- $500 worth Of old material; cheap.
su3-3t lath and II st..
I>oR sALE-looXiso FEET, SOUTH FRONT on
city aud Il sS on 81. ,er% SSsr sss in
SaS e new S sn ise
lroR sALE-I HAVE SOME OF THE FINEST
end best located eyiains Lots in Esst Washington
rates and cay terms 70 an ,se.s. rfeSaaer Also
some hns Los in the northwest port Of the city
va5.av. Real Estate Asent sa5Hst ne.
EoR sALE-THREE LOTS ON IRVING ST,
81 cit, .a .G. as o oa
20 feet; can sell together or s9ag.ely It zoe pss
iO Ssoa JOHN ShfhAA f.S 8 e. + :,
IGOR sALE-To BUILDERS AND SPECTATORS
A beautiful block Of Lsnd northeast irgntins 4le
,y2e-6t l422 New York ave.
ISoR sAlE-LoTs-coNs LAND IN
T. vestment Send for Map and PROSPECTUS OF tie
lake side land c. q IBrminsham As " Miller
president Roo" = S0s 9TH st n w. "A'hiP ,s p
IGOR sALE-LoTS IA AND Is. SO CPS NrW
II Jersey ave, bet D and sts; n ", Improved ~ e
Lumber Dealer, on the premises. 5ll \. J. ave.
l,oR SALE By 5. f. LENS. REAL ESTATE
nest TO the silckney Memorial Chapel ~ by 100 feet
sales in Saturdays Star. EdwSs9m
- Frame, 10Th. near NJ NV: lot % feet = inches by
81 ZOO. -
$4,000. LANES ~ TYI In
Dio e@e II st. Nv tsecond Floor.
ISok sALE-SiNGI.E BUILDING LOTS On RIOS
Il Ign Heights, Joxl25, at tic and Toe
J. Ia. shfHEhD a Co,
Vo-Im 1907 r St
lois on THE TENIEyrowN ROAD.
OffOSl1f PRESIDENT CLENEIAND'S COUNTRY
sEAI AND 81. ALBAN'S CHURCH
Stages Will run shortly every half hour from High
st.. fare , cents. 'eA
Lots sold Oh easy terms Monthly PAYMENTS ac-
cepted on contracts tor deeds deferred payments
already sold. ~
These lots immediately adJoin the Washington Inn.
which Will lie open for guests June 4.
Plat Of lots Oh tle III office.
JOHN f. BEALL a co.
myo-om 1921 Y 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

Mr. AcGarigle, OF Chicago is not at ease.
Although he has got away from the district attor-
ney at home he IS by no means out OF the clutches
OF the law; for, incongruous as It may seem to
some minds, there is law in Canada person
there who has grudge against him OF long stand
Ing TO wipe out Is preparing 10 arrest him the In
slant he shows himself again; and. In a hostile
country, most OF the money the unhappy refugee
Brought with him across the line VIII probably be
spent IN lighting for his freedom or Ia paying
royal damages 10 his prosecutor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FSSR RENI,s coon ROOMS, sp YLooR srIrA-
o bic for light hOusekssEipSs good ns,snsorhood
rsnted satisfactory in all respects 1134 New York ave
/ story tbsy Window. south front sitting Rom and
bedroom second floor on Line OF transit and within
a as
ssr
lis, Star Office. an33t'
TFOR RENTAL 907 " ST. NV. ROOMS. SINGLE
snd M
the right party. ty3w.fs-3t.
ICoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED RooMs-To
a ssnslsmsn onls near new Library IL I'd St ne
F9R RENTING, FURNISHED THIRD-sToRY
Rooms with good ts6lebc ard Gentlemen pre-
ss5 osfdcl Apply 18th st
nor RENT-l4o6 nth ST. y. W. A PLEASANT
SON s 9 M1s one
ences exchanged. au23t'
EoR RENT-FOUR NICE COMMUNICATING
inquire It
au2-lm
EoR RENT-A FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS: SUIT
able for housekeeping references 800 NJ ST. NV.
REMTAT llas 81 WI sEyaRA.
with bath and gas, at summer rates. augl-1m
EoR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS, With ALL
conveniences to be let cheap. Apply at 2oSS l4th
UNOR RENI-LAhGE HANDSOME hOOMS,
nished or unfurpished. with or without board 3l2
O St NV. aul-3ts
DOR RENT COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
II rooms, en- suite singH: also basement TO first
class caterer. e04 14th stn.w. aul-3t
IlOR RENT-RoOMs- PARTIES WANTING ROOMS
IL can md what will suit them on our list Save
st S Sns al 0l5 kxaET snr
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
IL Rooms; bay windows in every room corner house,
new south and east front: references required 1l01
X st. n ". jy30-6ts
nor RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE
Of rooms private bath, first floor. also single rooms
920 14th st. NV. iy29-1ws
FOR RENT-l720 ST. NV, LARGE, HAND;
Il some communicating Rooms, second floor: board
II desired; gentlemen preferred one square west of
War and Navy Departments jy6-5w'
NOR RENT-IN DESIRABLE NEIGHBoRHoOD.
II four communicating rooms second floor, suit
able for light housekeeping Terms moderate family
small, children. References. Rooms open between
and p m Apply 1909 10th st. NV. yl4-lm
FoR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
Il ROOMS
Large, light. and airy Prices reasonable Transient
- lodging, 25c 50c, 1oc, and 81.
The CLINTON HOUSE, 500. So, S24. 500. S2S 9TH
st. H. Main entrance, $50 9TH St.
Street cars pass the door TO all parts OF the city
OPEN ALL NIGHT. jeS-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

The demand Of the comptroller OF the currency
for statement OF the condition OF the national
banks Is calling out remonstrances and criticism
from various quarters, but 10 no purpose Mr.
Trenholm Is not a man 10 be moved from his re-
solve oy eensure or praise 1t Is his very reason
able belief that the banks ought to be ready at
any and all times 10 make statement. II there
Is anything IN their affairs that requires covering
up IL must be something wrong, and the quickest
way 10 right it is To force it 10 the surface
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03
WANTED--HELP.

=
WANTEp.FoR DELIVERY woRk-A STRONG
give good references Address in own handwriting /.
WANTED-ExPER1ENcED sALEsIADY FOR
e sns.d and recommended. Apply at once sos ass:t
w F. W BERGMANN's, Harrison St, Anacosts; b.
WNTER,TEaa.caHaEs,h o EnE MgsT BE
dress r. T. Star once. an3.2'
w ANTED-woMEN COOKS. $40 to s25: MAIDS
.ss sSfios sd s IaBoR bSs
WANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GENERAL
no Tss s ironing city refer
Jed .m MS% II re Go &C WisH ASp
au3-2t.
WANTED-A REsPECTABLE MTDpLE-AGED
cook. wash, and iron fora Csth9IiS siergymsn gSod
WANTED-DRUG CLERK, CAPABLE OF COM
.G s address add
must Dc
WANTED-A, WOMAN OR GIRL, EITHER
housswork; reference required Apply 2ls New York y
WANIEDaAT oNCE-MHITE AND ,GoLoRED
sad
S Ss5@sa AN Es%sS Always Wantsd' BTkSHSS
MoNbs. SO 10th st. INV. Apply u y o. h #.
WANTED-To GIVE NEW SUIT OF CLOTHES
cent? ssis Il once Room Is St: Cloud Baiiains: ~
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE AND Do
WANTED--AGoOD COOK, WASHER AND IRoNER
good wages. Apply upstairs siz Market Space
WANTED-AT ONCE-EIGHTEEN GOOD WAIT
quick Hs8 It II
" dry goods store; best references required Ap.
WANTED : IMMEDIATELY AN AMERICAN
need
references salary $40 weekly. Apply offices and 4,
WANTEpaasAa WOMAN THAT CAN COOK, APP
w ply at 100 street n. e. au23t'
WAAlNS1T.EEIDo, 11o5 ST. EXPERIENCED
WANTEED.NEAT, INDUSTRIOUS coLoRED
full in store Address R, c., Star Office au2-2t
EN-. COOKS so TO $40
oooSs bt tS Ess 5aS
w active young coiored woman as Chamberllaid
and Dining room Servant. Permanent home for right
party. Apply 12S st. NV. au2.2ts
"ANTED-S1X NO. BRICKLAYERS AT SOL
w diers' Home. Apply at once. au1-3t
WANTED--WHITE GIRL, ABOUT 16 OR Is, TO
cook and assst In general and with
well recommended. Apply at HOS 10th st. NV
au1 -3ts
WANTED DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
w reau conducted by ladies. Men and women, white
and all kinds Of domestic labor for city and
springs, with reference III NJ st. NV. je2l-6ws
WANTED-A GOOD, SETTLED WHITE WOMAN,
w 10 take charge of large dining room. Must
have reliable reference. Address SURETY, Star
office. jy6 I'm
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1COR RENT-WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
Il builder carpenter, painter, other business:
formerly occupied by Mr.. F. w. Pling; rear Of 923
St, between 9th and 10th ss nw and near sidewalk.
Inquire at 926 Louisiana jel0-2m
NOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-WRITING."
Il Machines rented at e5 per month and sold on
my4-;In "CAITGRAPH OFFICE" 933 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR OF 1907 F
IL St, three good rooms; communicating: for els
per month"; desirable for claim agent or attorney.
aul-6t JOHN SHERMAN CO.
EOR RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER
IL floor 63o st. NV, after July l, 1887. at 500
month. by the year Will paper and paint and thor
JOHN Z. BEALL CO.,
je7-3m 1921 T ST. NV
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The Ram YESTERDAY

We sold nearly 200 "0loris" Umbrellas yesterday.
They're good for well rain. They look inst
like silk and wear twice long, and only cost 9160.
The largest stock Of Umbrellas In the city ct the
PALAIS ROYAL
frst-class Silk Umbrella for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

NOR RENT-EIGHT- ROOM BRICK DWELLING.
u thorough repairs just completed; only SIS per
month"; the best dwelling in this city for the price
AIS st sc. r. A. PHILLIPS, 142S New York ave-
1fOR RENT-ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE, NEAR
proyements with side lot, sl25 Apply to WESCoTT
WILCOX, 1907 Pennsy lvana ave. au2-6t
lrOR RENT -3O4 18th ST. Sw,, NEAR SMITH
Il sonian; nine rooms and bath; modern improve
ments. Inquire BOG 18th o. au.s st.
EOR RENT-l4l9 9rH ST. NV. FIVE ROOMS
Il ana summer Kitchen; new paint aud paper; water
bath gas and latrobe. Rent $lS in advance. Apply
to SIS o ST. NV. au3 Ale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

FIJI 9Th St NV. store
and dwelling. ........
1925 Mass. ave-, 13r. .l2
1918 + st. NV, Tor. .12
1915 II ct. NV, l4r....l0
1906 n. b. ave. ...1O
1000 9th ct. NV. lar. 10
1913 Conn. ave, Or. 10
Hagn ael =. sys:, lts,..S2,:33
1855 Q st. NV, Tor 1888
1871 De Sales st.. l1r-. 8
1876 st., upper part. 4
1925 q st. u. W.. Or. 49,. "a
1865 n. II. av. nv. Or. q
1T0Q NJ st. nv. Or. So
1l07 Mass av-n.w.,9r. :. g
236 n. J. ave. Sc, Tor. g
1888 Il. /. av. NV. Tor. B
802 21st st. NV. lar. G
:9420 Craven Terrace. 9r.5
The ebove houses car l
e 'ys once oniS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

Arthur Pie NV. 7rs27.5o
PA Mass. av.n.w.,1r.25 40
1916 L st. NV, Or. .25.35
J go 10th st. NV. 1r. ..25
1926 Sth st. NV, 1r.22 40
8 q st. NV. Or. 2l
404 Boundary n.w..1r. pa
li23 Pierce Place, Or. o2 so
l3l6.24 st-s.w. 6r22 so
605-6l9 II ne. Or. 2O.5O
1913 \. Cap. St, tir. 70. so
6l216 c st. me-, Or. 90. 30
4l6 Nj. av. NV. tir. 1885
3414 z st. NV, Or. 1880
l3s Pierce st.. 6r. ...i6.5oo
21-29 pefrees ST., Or. 1867
22QS Cleveland st. 6r.16.5O
1926 Prospect ST.. Or. 1 q. 80
e12 10Th 81. NV, 5r....16
lays = LIST st. NV, Or. 10
Ala Nave. NV. 5r Is. 80
J 2u34 9th st: NV, Or. 1880
J 333-49 Mclean, Or. 1890
n.y. q st. Sc. 5r. .l3
~ + st. n. e., 5r.......12.S0
32O + st. NV, 5r.......11
olS 9th at. s.e., 5r..1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

1855 qr 4 \ z Ts, 3, Or g
1h911 8.p : Fl: -s g,
gll99d N aye. n.~-, llr. SO q
I l5x9 Y St. so
|, IliiStas&E ave nv liz
1l5Ilsth Ct n.y. az. .45
! R21 Conn. av.n.w-lSr3Q0
J lOn CT. sv. NV. 15r. 200
, Rl3 I st. NV, 7r. so
!, t429 > st.n.w., Or. :. $50
. Sig D. j. sv. nv. ". As
1926 18th St NV, Or. 80
} 1905 18th st.n.w.. 7r. :. .25
lSQ2 Qorcorsn st., Or. 80
Sd4S0-S4 LIST s.w:. Or. ID
yse 80 III III stSx,G......ii55
s ~ -
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IN0R RENT
f % Iowa Circle, story brick, 10 rooms $4,000
1910 St, 3-story brick, 10 rooms. 1000
1904 Q St, 3-story brick, rooms. .....-... 5S34
500 St. history brick III rooms 1890
l422 llth St, 3-story brick, rooms. 1000
1913 ST. story brick, rooms 5000
22l4 l2th ST., 2-story brick, q rooms. 1900
1202 ST. n. e. STORY brick. rooms. .s2.50
1204 1t St H. e. 2-story brick, rooms. $3.50
22II Cleveland ave. NV, 2-sfory brick, DR.. 1880
For full list. furnished houses: Sc, cali at Office
jyl5-3w NJ NJ. PARKER, l4lS II al n W.
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NOR RENT - VERY
T Brick; bathroom and
newly papered and painte
Park, Inquire Of owner. ]
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EOR RENT
1l21 18th, 14r. $50. .
1854 NJ st. NV, llr. -
1l03 III st. W, Tor. Z
1915 III st. NV, Tor. -
1106 Z ST.. 12r.
COZ 18th st. NV, 1Ir. z
1856 P st. NV, 1lr.....6
l3l Nd. ave n.e., 1lr. e
500 18th st. NV. LIT. q
1918 II st. NV. Tor q
BPS Indiana ave, 12r. q
1915 18th st. NV, 10r. 5
211 Z. Cap. ST., 12r. .J0.G
1410 n st. NV, Or. Dbl
SIG Sth st. IL. w.. l0r 10
2102 II st NV Ir. AZ !
601 III st. NV, 13r. .....l
s22l DIST ST. II. W., Yr .4l.f
93l . st.n.w.,9r. .....40.d
1919 9th st.n. W, Or. no.
401x LIST st NV, / lr. a
ll26 18th st. n. W., Or. A
10 4th st. Sc, Sr.,....35.a
x313 NJ ST. NV, Or, .-...:
I3l0-12 Wallsch Pl., 7r.:l
"a i st. NV. Tor. 80. !
1923 E. Cap. st., ar. pa
1890 14th st. n.w., 7r.. =:
1:S9 Sd st.n.w.,7r..-.21 s
jy30 Il. H. WAX.
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Err L CO.. GIG + ct. NV.

DESIRABLE sIX-RoOM
,ellar, latrobea range. &c. !;
\; 40 Spruce It., IeDroit
623 10th st NV. 1y2S-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

TCOR RENT-IN ANACOSTIA. ONE NEW SEVEN
II room House; modern improvements wide hall ;
water III kitchen: frst-cass neighborhood Apply to
II. A GRISWOLD. 1yl3-3m
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WANTED-FOR DELIVERY woRk-A STRONG
w colored Boy, who read and write we'll and can
give good references Address in own handwriting L.
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RENT-BY r. q. HOFFMAN.
EIIRNISuEn

properly viii rent SAIu UDorAUH
advertised free of cost to the owner
Fer list Of property for sale. call send at Office
Jy30 r. .. HOLTZMAN. 10th and SITS. n "
TNOR RENT-A LARGE STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
l 1900 square feet of ground surface two stories;
large Blacksmith Shop aud complete set of tools both
on Water ST. foot of 10Th ST. sw.; large story
Brick Building, stories tin roof complete sewer
age, and water: 1000 # floor surface; next to
corner 14th and b SITS. NV
JAMES F. BARBOUR
Lumber Merchant
jyC9-6t l4th and ID
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CLEARING SALE.

THE STAR SHOE HOUSE
ie.-3m T26 SEVENTH STREET.
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"ANTED-A BAKER. CALL. IMMEDIATELY AT
w +. w. BERGMANN'S, Harrison ST., AnacosttA, D.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-12

the office for which he had been nomin-
ated. Here the treasury should have
dropped him, but Mr.. CleveIand's
obstinaoy and his necessity in part for
paying debt of gratitude, which he has
several timeu acknowledged he owed the
dead pastor OF Plymouth church, led
him to jam Beeoher into the more res
ponsible and better paying position of
special agent of the treasury depart
ment. Martin, the supervising special
agent of the treasury who. by the grace
OF Higgins, is hold-over, said that
Blake's charges had been investigated
and found to be without foundations.
Assistant Secretary Maynard asserts
that the matter had been investigated
and settled, but Maynard bases his as
sertions probably upon Martins
statement. Martin is chief
of the division to which
Beeeher now belongs. and probably
appreciates the desire of the sdmInistra
tion to keep Beecher in Office. The
failure of the department TO take any
notice of his charges probably led Blake
to secure stronger evidence and to start
for this place personally TO prosecute
bis charges against Beecher. OF this
new evidence the treasury officials know
nothing and their haste to deny that
there was anything in them has reused
considerable comment here, among peo,
Pile who know OF the administrations
effect to get Beecher confirmed as col
leotor
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-12
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WHY CLEVELAND DID iT.

Ascertain That He Wrote His st. louis
Letter with the Intention OF Dividing
the Grand Army Politically,
Washington, July 9-Persons who
claim to have good sources Of informa-
ton say that they know that the letter
OF the presidsntin which he declined to
go to vt. Louis has Significance that
does not appear upon the surface. "phe
president said gentleman prominent
~ connected with grand army matters,
"has been told by some one that hevcan
help to create dissension in the grand
army, force the democratic soldiers ont
OF it, and cripple that organization
for the preaidential campaign. He
seems TO think that the grand army
is composed of two radically hos
tile camps, the democratic and the
republican soldiers, and that the demo-
Gratis are much more democrats than
they are Grand Army men, In this he
ence in the Grand Army on the issne
most prominent and popular OF the
Grand Army leaders here says: ''There
is no strife in the ranks Of the Grand
Army. Oar organization has never
beensa political one and never will
be. The trouble with Cleveland and
the Grand Army is simply this only:
He has never said yet that the war for
the union was right. He has never yet
shown honest sympathy for the union
veterans. On the other hand, he has
repeatedly extolled the bravery OF the
ex-confederates. Let him say once that
we fought for good and righteous
cause, and all will be well.n
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-12

The Yankton building and loan asso-
citation publish o statement in this issue
OF the Press and Dakotaian which
should be read and studied carefully by
every individual in Yankton who is
earning money and desires to invest q
portion OF it in perfectly safe and
very profitable, and beneficial instltu-
tion. The association is not yet two
years old and has alJieady furnished the
means to build six good substantial
residences, while its share holders have
realized q larger profit from their in
vestment than could be obtained in any
other way when the amount invested ia
considered. The association has recent.
ly opened its fourth series ofshares and
now invites the working man and the
working woman to subscribe. The
shares require q payment Of fifty cents
per month for each share, and any num-
ber from one to twenty shares can be
subcribed for by one person. No better
opportunity for placing small sum Of
money each month where it will earn B
good profit. can bs devised, and while
this is true, the association is constantly
aiding the growth OF the city and ad
ing to its taxable wealth.